An Inspector Calls (Edexcel IGCSE English Literature): Exam Questions

‘Things are not always what they appear to be in the Birling household.’ 

Explore the theme of appearance and reality in the play

You must consider language, form and structure in your answer.

[30 marks]

Mr Birling (talking about Eva/Daisy): ‘She’d had a lot to say, I remember — far too much.’ 

What does the audience learn about Eva Smith/Daisy Renton from how other characters treat her in the play? 

You must consider language, form and structure in your answer.

[30 marks]

Explore the differences between the older and younger generations in An Inspector Calls.

You must consider language, form and structure in your answer.

[30 marks]

How far do you agree with the view that the ending of An Inspector Calls is successful? 

You must consider language, form and structure in your answer.

[30 marks]

Sheila: ‘He never seemed like an ordinary police inspector.’ 

How far do you agree with this view of the Inspector in the play? 

You must consider language, form and structure in your answer.

[30 marks]